I've been on a JBL kick lately. I love to recommend their E Series headphones for those who love a thick bass, but want to avoid the bulkiness of other headphones. That is why I was excited to hear about JBL's release of the newest member of the E Series family, the E65BTNC.

The JBL E65BTNC are basically the upgraded version of the JBL E55BT [see on Amazon] , just adding noise cancellation. The casing and design are pretty much the same. That's not a bad thing, it's just that these aren't a completely different set of a headphones.

Affordable; Pretty good audio quality; Fairly comfortable; Foldable design; Solid battery life

Fatigue ears over time since they aren't entirely over-ear, Noise cancellation sometimes has hiss sound, Don't get as loud as you'd expect, Just average Bluetooth range and stability, Button size and placement for volume, pause/play, etc; is annoying

Sonically, JBL'S E65BTNC headphones deliver a solid listening experience with rich bass that can dig down for subwoofer-like lows and match it with clear, bright high frequency presence. The noise cancellation, when no audio is playing, is also solid for the price.

Powerful audio performance with deep bass response, bright highs; Decent noise cancellation (when music is off); Can be used in wired mode passively or with active noise cancellation

Noise cancellation affects audio performance; No carrying pouch or case

JBL has had quite a year. The company launched a few new additions to its Everest line of flagship headphones, including the Everest 110 wireless in-ear headphones, and it refreshed its E-Series of headphones. Now, it's adding yet another model to that E-Series - the JBL E65BTNC.

Great sound from wireless, noise-cancelling headphones-the trifecta for private listening. A remarkable fifteen hours of use on a single charge is a welcome bonus. These headphones connect wirelessly to your phone via Bluetooth for tangle-free operation.

"Crackling noise i got replacement same problem

Good sound quality but the actual headphones themselves feel poorly made. Less than a month into using them and already about to take them back. The swivel part of both headphone sides is already broken so every time you move your head you can hear plastic clicking/rubbing which is distracting.

south great, frequency response in the best for the price range.

I had never understood so much about listening to music on headphones. With filtering noise and their comfort I was just in another world! The only problem is that I do not know why I'm activating muffling noises and making strange noises in headphones like that wind enters the headphone and there...

I bought these for he noise cancelling as I find day to day life very overwhelming, after less than two months the noise cancelling stopped working in one ear, now all it does is make a horrific noise. Otherwise good head phones